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  1. #31
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    After much research I bought a TSC-10HB
    Good solid saw and overall very happy with it. Huge leap forawrd in accuracy from a Triton (even still a great way to start woodworking)

    The only cons are
    Riving knike is removed using bolts rather than a quick release. (Wastes time and the slightest bump and you have to realign the knife.)
    Do not bother with the router fence attachment and ignore the fact you can mount the router. It is a PITA set up. You cannot move the fence back far enough from larger bits and the router position unless very skinny router interferes with the wheel to adjust the blade angle. I changed the knobs to smaller ones and this helped a bit. However, I highly recommend a designated router table and be done with it. Then at least you can also align the fence as well.
    PJ
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  3. #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arry View Post
    If you don't mind I would like to start a sort of mini comparison on what saws people have and the pro's and cons of them.

    I have a Carbatec MJ-2325B

    Pro's Cheap,

    Cons - needed an aftermarket fence to make it accurate enough

    Cheers
    I have the 12" version from Timbecon. I'm happy with the fence, but the riving knife is fixed - it does not go up and down with the blade, and cannot be adjusted down or up. In consequence, I can't do cuts part way through any but the narrowest stock.

    It's cutting performance was vastly improved with a Freud blade (I found one in PTMS in Bayswater).

    This one:
    woodworking machine Table Saw MJ2331 Sales, Buy woodworking machine Table Saw MJ2331 Products from alibaba.com
    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by spokeshave View Post
    I have one of these also and agree about the fence, mine has a twist front to back so is totally useless. Will replace it one day.

    Dust extraction is rubbish (although i only have a 1hp dusty), the supplied blade insert is rubbish (sits up to 1mm below table surface and required shimming or home made replacement) and the supplied mitre fence is rubbish (too much slop).

    But it is quiet in use and fairly solid. And reasonably priced at the moment.

    Steven.
    What' dust collection? I've not been able to attach anything to the outlet on my mj2331. However, the plastic blade cover (under the table) has broken, and I intend to replace it with one made from plywood and attach DC to that.
    John

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    MJ 2325 carba tec....replaced fence with bessimier clone and a Kreg mitre....absolutely magic.......except for the dust extraction.........AL
    If your not confused you dont know whats going on!

  6. #35
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    TSC-10HB

    Great workhorse, easy to align. Upgraded to this from the Triton, never regretted the move.

    Added an extension wing. Removed the router wing, too many hassles. Also made a dust separator for it to go between the table and the dust collector.

    I also added the Triton sliding table extension - got the idea from Sturdee - works great for crosscutting large sheets -see here

    Recent ( last weekend) problem with the control switch - stop button will not work, quite loose

    Also, have a look at table saw comparison thread from 2009 here - the MJ2325B didn't come up too well

    Also, some relevant comments here

    Would have preferred a riving knife setup.

    I use the dado setup a lot, but it is limited to 15mm width because of the short arbor spindle length. But I cheat by using a blade stiffener as a big washer, rather than the conical washer that comes with it, and get 18mm OK and safely.
    regards,

    Dengy

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    Quote Originally Posted by 46150 View Post
    MJ 2325 carba tec....replaced fence with bessimier clone and a Kreg mitre....absolutely magic.......except for the dust extraction.........AL
    The dustport on my MJ2331 points straight at the support legs, and so it's pretty much impossible to attach anything to it.

    Recently, the plastic blade cover has broken, and I've started to make a replacement. The replacement will be sheetgoods shaped with bandsaw, and will have an attachment to connect something at the _side_ of the blade. "Something" will be a vacuum cleaner (perhaps with a mini cyclone in the line).if that can't cope then the dusty.
    John

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    I have a Jet 10" Supersaw (JWSS-708781). Love it.

    Pros:

    small sliding table for but big enough for almost anything except large slabs or sheets. Mitre gauge much better than the usual gauge from another table saw.

    Left tilting, making bevel cuts safer and easier

    plenty of grunt

    space to add a router table insert into the wooden extension wing (but haven't done it yet as I live in Italy and my saw lives in storage

    Cons:

    Not 12 inch.

    removing the mitre gauge is a pain

    needs a bigger extension table.

    Trav
    Some days we are the flies; some days we are the windscreen

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